Beginning two summers ago in a building lacking reliable power and internet, dozens of teenagers in Bo City, Sierra Leone watched videos about climate science, then discussed opportunities to build ...

In terms of Member States efforts to provide safety and security to all, special attention must be paid to children and youth as they are particularly vulnerable to drug use, crime and victimization, ...

Racial trauma—stemming from discrimination, microaggressions, and systemic inequities—can harm the mental health of Black youth. However, families can play a vital role in buffering these effects ...

The Gulf Research Program (GRP) is seeking proposals for youth leadership training programs that equip youth (ages 15-24) with the knowledge, skills, and expertise necessary to build resilience to ...

Young people today navigate a world marked by constant and rapid change, deep inequality, and escalating mental health challenges. While these pressures are global, their impact is shaped by social, ...

Two young women from the IRC-LA’s Afghan Youth Mentorship (AYM) Program were selected to share their powerful journeys on a statewide panel, highlighting the success and future vision of the Afghan ...

As the Philippines continues its post-pandemic recovery, two interconnected challenges remain critical: creating meaningful ...

Every child has moments of self-doubt, but what if building confidence started with one simple question? Amber Freeman, host ...

Omari Baye holds a book he authored called “Spaces,” which details the different ways children react to their surroundings, how they overcome and where they find belonging. He said the illustrator ...

Sita Lama is a resident of Rainas Municipality in Lamjung of Gandaki Province. Sita lives mostly alone as her son is studying in Chitwan and her daughter is married off. Like many families, the ...

Building emotional resilience in young children is essential for their long-term mental wellbeing. This article explores practical, everyday parenting strategies to help children understand their ...